Essence of life

 Part 2:

He stared at her for sometime. His friend tapped his arm and said ,"oh dude! What a girl she is."

Sometimes people don't realise what destruction their words do to anybody's life. She was with her mother. Her mother listened what that boy said. She was bitterly angry on her. As soon as they reached their home, her mother vomitted all the ghastly junk on her. She cried,"Do you know how bad is the environment these days? I don't want to see you going outside without any reasonable thing and you'll not wear these type of clothes from now onwards." 

After getting all the scolding from her mother, she went to her bed and kept on thinking about the fact that ' a boy passed a comment on her and she herself was being scolded'. 

But if we'll see the situation according to her mother we'll get to notice that she was also partially right somewhere. She can't do anything to them. The thing which she can only do was to protect her flower from insects. So, she brought her flower inside the house forever where there was no sunlight, no fresh air, nothing....just a room with 4 walls.

One day, she was coming back to her home from her college, she saw a bike stopped in front of her. She was indulge in her own thoughts but she just got a glimpse of that man who was climbing down the bike. She was afraid of standing for a minute there. She started her scooty and drove away. Many thoughts and fears were in her mind-       Fear of being closed in a room.                   Fear of being ceased of going out.               Many dangers and no angel. 

That boy was Suri's friend but sometimes our own friends are our biggest enemies. 

He went to her house and coincidentally her father was at home. She told everything to him. He knocked at the door for a while, her father came out and called the police. They took him with them and put a penalty of Rs10,000 on him and made him beware of going to her. 

On the other hand, Suri was only thinking about her. He was angry with his friend because of whatever he did to her. He was not even talking to him. After one week, he came to Suri's house because they have to make a project together. Suri was not giving any attention to him and just busy with his own thoughts. 

He tapped him and said,"Dude! Are you here or not."

      To be continued...

                         Written by: Azze

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